If you have nonmem7.3 or greater, then you can fill in nmloc or nmloc.bat in
the root nonmem installation directory with the gfortran path.
Then nonmem executions will rely on the location of gfortran specified in the
nmloc file.
Please see section I.5 of nm730.pdf for details.
Robert J. Bauer,
Hi Mike,
Similar to Itziar, I've run into near-equivalent problems. I've not
tested this as a solution, but my thought is to setup a specific batch
file that runs NONMEM for me, and at the top of the batch file it
updates the PATH variable to point to the NONMEM copy of gfortran, and
at the
Hi Mike,
I had the same problem some months ago and what I finally did was to update
the path environment variable for the current R session only with the
following code:
path <- "C:\\RBuildTools" #Write the path to your Rtools or RBuildTools
folder
rtools <- paste(path, "\\bin", sep = ""
Hi,
My colleagues and I are running into problems using modelling and simulation
tools which rely on Rcpp (e.g. Stan, mrgsolve, PKPDsim) alongside an existing
NONMEM installation. The problem is that we have TWO versions of compilers
installed - one for NONMEM and one from the Rtools set.
For
